Sentences with phrase «try listening to some tunes»

Not exact matches

If you tune out part of what someone says, you are far less likely to listen to them, or try to understand what they say.

At first I was just tuning him out and trying to read my book, and then I started listening to what he was singing.

If you have SiriusXM, you may want to tune in to channel 109 and listen to me talk about cooking and the blogosphere, while trying not to swear and / or creepily fangirl over one of my domestic idols.

And it is a child's country, which is described by the water's soft, ambiguous edge, and it is bewildering to stand sentry there, unsuccessfully disguised as a heron, with your large white feet sticking out, to listen to (and wistfully try to recall) the wild laughter, the shrieks, the singular tuneless tunes children drone as they march in intent circles; and to watch them groping into their shadows for shells on the roily bottom or building improbable fortifications to keep the ocean where it belongs («What arc - you doing?»

While I of course try to listen to the newest and latest out there, it's always fun to feel a bit nostalgic with tunes you listened to back in those middle school or high school days.

I try to listen to my inner tune, but sometime life just gets in the way.

If you listen to sweet exercise tunes when walking your dog, you can increase your tempo without trying harder.

But when they get irritated too much by the mosquito, the music changes from a mysterious espionage soundtrack or elevator - grade easy listening to bombast fight tunes, and they engage in some of the weirdest battles with the mosquito: While they stomp around like Godzilla trying to squash it.

Try reading Blawg Review # 34 while listening to the tunes The Wired GC recommends in Making a List

Unfortunately, we got mixed results when trying to use some of the app's features, at least in our acoustically - treated listening room: playback controls worked fine, but ABC calibration made very little, if any, noticeable difference in equalizing or tuning the speakers to our listening space.

For a counterexample, you can try listening to the Jaybird X3s, which are very well tuned, but everything inside them sounds condensed like a closed accordion because of how close the sound driver is to the listener's ear.